WOW: Mysterious Orb of Light Floating Above Siberia

Picture here..... YES it is a REAL picture
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"These were indeed missile tests," astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell from the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics told National Geographic.

"Four ballistic missiles were launched and at least one of them was widely observed. There is no doubt about the identification of these observations with the missile tests."


Story here...
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FIRST MY Story... about 7 weeks ago I was coming home at 2 AM on Tampa Selmon Expressway to make the connection to Gandy Bridge to St Pete, I live in South Pasadena / St Pete Beach community.

There was a lot of cloud cover... but as I looked to the S/W I saw this same BIG Moon looking object. It consumed the whole sky. It was not an October moon, it was in a different place, and extremely huge.

It FREAKED my mind out. I immediately thought, is this Planet X / NiRube.. or some strange thing... then out of nowhere... it looked like someone PAINTED BLACKNESS in front of it.

I know This sound CRAZY... I did see this happen... I did not want to say anything about it... but my psyche was SHOT ... It was too overwhelming for me to understand...

#1. It was there.... huge all-consuming the night sky.
#2. The BLACK atmosphere looked like it was being painted brush over and blotting it out... after 5 minutes it was gone, the just black sky in in place. This is CRAZY....

I have no EXPLANATION... was it a DREAM while I was driving?
Was it a VISION while I was driving??
What in the heck was it?

But the PICTURE in this article... looked somewhat like it... in the SIZE... what I saw was a PERFECTLY circular planet of some sort.

I still wonder if it something WIERD is happening.


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We Now Have an Explanation For That Mysterious Orb of Light Floating Above Siberia

Yep, the photos were all real.

"These were indeed missile tests," astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell from the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics told National Geographic.

"Four ballistic missiles were launched and at least one of them was widely observed. There is no doubt about the identification of these observations with the missile tests."


[link to www.sciencealert.com]